Windsor Star - 2018-04-16

• Rain, winds pound Essex County
• Help Wanted: Windsor’s labour challenge
• CHEERING THEIR HEARTS OUT
• CLOSE CALL FOR CYCLIST
• Windsor looks to diversify municipal workforce
• Russia launches cyber war on U.K., U.S.
• Flounderin­g Leafs limp into Game 3
• Reversing mid-life diabetes
• Mothers juggle parenting and their active lifestyles
• ‘We’ll get the pipeline built’
• IT WAS A WEEKEND FILLED WITH TEARS IN SEVERAL SMALL WESTERN TOWNS, AS FAMILY AND FRIENDS — AND OTHERS PROFOUNDLY AFFECTED BY THE HUMBOLDT BUS DISASTER — GATHERED TO SAY FAREWELL.
• PAINKILLER­S AND PREGNANCY.
• ‘Justice will never be delivered’
• All warship project bidders fail to meet some targets
• Comey should be jailed, Trump says
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY APRIL 16, 2018
• Rain pushes Yankees-Tigers doublehead­er back to June 4
• Not cleared for takeoff: Jets wait on Duluth tarmac before flying home
• Dumoulin stands out in Penguins’ victory
• Maple Leafs hoping for a comeback worthy of 1993
• FOR THE RAPTORS, NOTHING EVER COMES EASILY
• Pacers draw first blood to end Cavaliers’ streak
• Henderson dedicates win to victims of Broncos crash
• The coast was gold, but Canada’s results were not
• Terry was shining star while Rocket season fell flat
• UTTERLY RUTHLESS MANCHESTER CITY LEAVES NO DOUBT
• Getting an early lead the first change Leafs must make in Game 3

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